Every paid assessment is human-verified before release.
- What makes it true
- The release job holds every paid assessment until a person has cleared it. It has no path to release without that step.
- How you can check
- Your assessment page shows the date a person verified it.
- How we test it
- The sentence is matched to the page it is printed on, then to the code: the release job, the stored findings and the request that writes an email record are each run on a test record.
- Proof
- agents_page_proofs, G5
- Last verified
- 8 October 2026
A finding with no evidence is not released.
- What makes it true
- A finding stored without its record stops the release, and an approval already given is withdrawn.
- How you can check
- Every finding in your assessment carries the record behind it.
- How we test it
- The sentence is matched to the page it is printed on, then to the code: the release job, the stored findings and the request that writes an email record are each run on a test record.
- Proof
- agents_page_proofs, G5
- Last verified
- 8 October 2026
Every finding is kept with the record that proves it and a check you can run yourself.
- What makes it true
- Each finding is stored with the record it was read from, the check to repeat, and the date it was read.
- How you can check
- Run the check beside the finding, or hand it to your IT provider or your insurer.
- How we test it
- The sentence is matched to the page it is printed on, then to the code: the release job, the stored findings and the request that writes an email record are each run on a test record.
- Proof
- agents_page_proofs, G4
- Last verified
- 8 October 2026
A change to your email records is made only when you confirm each step.
- What makes it true
- The request that writes a record is refused unless it carries your confirmation.
- How you can check
- Each step you confirm is listed on your dashboard with its date.
- How we test it
- The sentence is matched to the page it is printed on, then to the code: the release job, the stored findings and the request that writes an email record are each run on a test record.
- Proof
- agents_page_proofs, G6
- Last verified
- 8 October 2026
No token is kept: it is used once and discarded.
- What makes it true
- The table that records a change has no field for a token, and none is written to any stored row.
- How you can check
- You can revoke the token at your DNS host as soon as the step is done.
- How we test it
- The sentence is matched to the page it is printed on, then to the code: the release job, the stored findings and the request that writes an email record are each run on a test record.
- Proof
- agents_page_proofs, G6
- Last verified
- 8 October 2026
Our agents work from outside only.
- What makes it true
- The modules that do this work hold no way to sign in anywhere.
- How you can check
- Every limit is written down in the outside reading policy.
- How we test it
- The sentence is matched to the page it is printed on, then to the code: the release job, the stored findings and the request that writes an email record are each run on a test record.
- Proof
- agents_page_proofs, G8
- Last verified
- 8 October 2026
They never log in, never install anything, and never touch your internal systems.
- What makes it true
- The same modules are searched for any sign-in call, and none is there.
- How you can check
- Every limit is written down in the outside reading policy.
- How we test it
- The sentence is matched to the page it is printed on, then to the code: the release job, the stored findings and the request that writes an email record are each run on a test record.
- Proof
- agents_page_proofs, G8
- Last verified
- 8 October 2026